Freedom Fellowship Roanoke

4/21/24 - Britton Carter | Daniel 5 | Nations rise and fall all the time. Daniel 5 recounts the fall of the greatest empire on the planet at the time--the Babylonian Empire--and the rise of the next great empire--the Persians. In Daniel 5, we learn that the rise and fall of nations is the handiwork of God. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

4/14/24 - Britton Carter | Daniel 4 | It's important for us to remember who's the boss. For the Jews at this time, Nebuchadnezzar seemed like a powerful figure. But in Daniel 4, we learn that no matter who is in charge, God is in charge. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

4/7/24 - Britton Carter | Daniel 3 | King Nebuchadnezzar was a formidable opponent. Instead of bowing to him and worshiping other gods, the Jews in the story stood firm in their commitment to the Lord. In Daniel 3, we learn that when our opponents seem strong, God is stronger. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

3/31/24 - Britton Carter | Romans 6:1-14 | Happy Easter! This day is special, not just because Jesus defeated death, but also because he conquered sin and death for us. In Romans 6, we learn that Jesus's victory is our victory. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

3/24/24 - Britton Carter | Daniel 2 | Daniel and his friends were facing death if they couldn't do the impossible. Instead of running away, they trusted God. In Daniel 2, we learn that God is wiser than the wisest man and more powerful than the greatest king. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

3/17/24 - Britton Carter | Daniel 1 | Daniel and his friends were exiles--sojourners and strangers--in a foreign land. They had to figure out how they would live and the extent to which they would conform. In Daniel 1, we learn that as exiles, we need to stand firm on the Word of God. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

3/10/24 - Britton Carter | Ezekiel | The Major Prophets can seem angry and dated, but they contain amazing truths for our lives. The Book of Ezekiel tells two stories: God's rejection of his people for their sin, and God's redemption of his people. In Ezekiel, we learn that God's people are not the ones with his building; they're the ones with his presence. For more information and...

2/25/24 - Britton Carter | Lamentations | The Major Prophets can seem angry and dated, but they contain amazing truths for our lives. The Book of Lamentations is a collection of sad songs, so in the book we see a man processing grief for himself and for the nation of Judah. In Lamentations, we learn that Christians do not grieve less--we grieve with the proper perspective. For more information and...

2/11/24 - Britton Carter | Jeremiah | The Major Prophets can seem angry and dated, but they contain amazing truths for our lives. The Book of Jeremiah tells a gripping story about a prophet who can see what's coming but is powerless to stop it. In Jeremiah, we learn that our response to God's Word doesn't change its truthfulness, just our outcome. For more information and for service t...

2/4/24 - Britton Carter | Isaiah | The Major Prophets can seem angry and dated, but they contain amazing truths for our lives. The book of Isaiah is basically the Romans of the Old Testament. In Isaiah, we learn that God is looking for servants, not saints. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

1/28/24 - Jonathan Ajdukovich | Acts 2:37-47 | How does God want us to respond to the gospel? In this series, we've seen the gospel--God, man, Christ; now, we need to do something with that message. In Acts 2:37-47, we learn that God wants us to reorient our life around following Jesus. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

1/21/24 - Britton Carter | Romans 3:21-26 | Are all the world's religions the same? Why should I believe in Jesus over other religions? In Romans 3:21-26, we learn that the gospel of Jesus Christ is news worth responding to. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

1/14/24 - Britton Carter | Romans 1:18-32; 3:9-20 | What is wrong with the world? Many people blame God for the world's problems. However, in Romans 1 and 3, we learn that God is not responsible for the world's problems--we are. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

1/7/24 - Britton Carter | Psalm 96 | Is there a God, and if so, how should we approach him? The answers to these questions shape everything we say and do in life. In Psalm 96, we learn that we need to submit to God as the king of all things. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

12/31/23 - Britton Carter | 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 | With the new year upon us, it's helpful for us to remember who God is calling us to be as individuals and as a church. We can be a lot of things, but one thing he has called us to be is reconcilers. In 2 Corinthians 5:16-21, we learn that we need to be a reconciled and reconciling church. For more information and for service times, visit ffor...

12/24/23 - Britton Carter | Matthew 2:1-12 | As the God-man, Jesus Christ will reign over all things. He is the only rightful ruler of all things. In Matthew 2:1-12, we learn that we need to respond to Jesus correctly, worshiping him as king. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

12/17/23 - Britton Carter | John 1:1-5, 14-18 | Jesus is more than just human; he's also fully God. This means he is powerful enough to bring salvation, to answer our prayers, and to be worthy of all worship and praise. In John 1, we learn that Jesus is both bigger and better than we think. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

12/10/23 - Britton Carter | Hebrews 2:10-18 | Jesus is more than just divine; he's also fully human. This means he can sympathize with us and serve as the perfect sacrifice for us. In fact, in Hebrews 2:10-18, we learn that Jesus's ministry depends on his humanity. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

12/3/23 - Jonathan Ajdukovich | Matthew 24:36-51 | It's advent season, but before we talk about Christ's birth, we're talking about his return. As people, we can get so caught up in the busyness and temptations of life that we forget to wait for Christ's return. In Matthew 24:36-51, we learn that we should posture ourselves for Christ's return. For more information and for serv...

11/26/23 - Britton Carter | Hebrews 9:11-14 | As Christians, we can sometimes get stuck committing ourselves to dead works, never experiencing the power of the living God. But it doesn't have to be that way. In Hebrews 9:11-14, we see that Jesus Christ has cleansed us from dead works. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

11/19/23 - Britton Carter | Song of Songs | The R-rated book of the Bible. The Song of Songs is explicit, but it's also beautiful. In the Song of Songs, we see that marital love is gift from God that points us to eternity with him. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

11/12/23 - Britton Carter | Ecclesiastes | Everyone's favorite depressing book. Ecclesiastes is a cold dose of reality for those of us living in blissful ignorance. In the book of Ecclesiastes, we see that the world's promises are empty, we our greatest good is to trust in God. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

11/5/23 - Britton Carter | Proverbs | It's hard to make the right decision. Can we even know what the right decision is? In the book of Proverbs, we see that the better we know God, the wiser we will be. For more informatiwon and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

10/29/23 - Britton Carter | Psalms | How do we relate to God? Is that a question we even ask ourselves? In the book of Psalms, we see that God is bigger than we think and nearer than we know. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

10/22/23 - Britton Carter | Job | We all suffer. How should we view God in our suffering? Job teaches us that God is big enough to celebrate in our suffering. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com